Mihail Kogalniceanu11 October 1863
Kogalniceanu becomes prime minister and leads a major reform programme.
Romania · Government / Government of Romania. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.
Kogalniceanu becomes prime minister and leads a major reform programme.
Ghica leads the government during the transition to Carol's reign.
Appointed Prime Minister of Romania, 1st term, by Ferdinand I after the resignation of Ion Bratianu
Signs a peace Treaty with the central powers which is never ratified
Vaida-Voevod forms the first government strongly representing Transylvanian politicians.
Appointed Prime Minister of Romania, 2nd term
Appointed Prime Minister of Romania, 3rd term
Appointed Prime Minister of Romania, 1st term
Appointed Prime Minister of Romania, 2nd term
Duca forms a Liberal government and moves against the Iron Guard.
Calinescu becomes prime minister and continues repression of the Iron Guard.
Appointed Prime Minister of Romania
Appointed Prime Minister of Romania
Appointed Prime Minister of Romania
Gheorghiu-Dej becomes prime minister while retaining leadership of the communist party.
Stoica becomes prime minister under Gheorghiu-Dej's party leadership.
Manescu becomes prime minister after the presidency is created.
Roman becomes prime minister of the provisional post-communist government.
Stolojan forms a government following Petre Roman's resignation.
Vacaroiu forms a government after the 1992 parliamentary election.
Ciorbea forms a reform-oriented coalition government.
Isarescu leaves the central bank temporarily to lead the government.
Nastase forms a government focused on Euro-Atlantic integration.
Tariceanu forms a coalition government after the parliamentary election.
Bolojan takes office as prime minister and forms a coalition government.
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